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Commenced:	01/01/2012
Submitted:	02/01/2014
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	A frente de planta procesadora de cafe., Ancahuachanan, Huancabamba, Oxapampa, Pasco, PE
Phone:	+51-989-550-047
Website:	www.permaculture.gubia.pe
Climate zone:	Sub tropical

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Thatching the roof with local resistant grass (May-Oct 2013)

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Posted by Michal Simko almost 11 years ago

Gathering local resistand grass and thatching the roof.

Foto #1: Cutting and gathering grass before will be delivered to our land up at the hill....20 years ago there was plenty of grass...in 2013 probably I could find more gold than grass.

Foto #2: Tercio - bunch of a grass, at this point I was not aware that finaly I will need some of 320 bunches of those.....awaiting long journey...most comfortable is when you carry it on your head and the back....I tried various forms but the local one won for sure.

Foto #3: May 2013 At this time we thought that we have cut plenty of grass.

Foto #4: August 2013 I managed to thatch the roof with the firs load of the grass...what we thoght that was plenty of grass......was sufficient only for one out of four sides of the roof

Foto #5: September 2013 After searching for more grass the second load was put on the roof.

Foto #6: October 2013 NOOOO....this can't be truth the final bunch of grass was put on a roof. Yes I coud make it.

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